Survival in Northern Alaska

Marty Meierotto embarks on a challenging journey in northern Alaska to reclaim an old trapline. He faces harsh weather and equipment failures, forcing him to clear the path manually. Despite setbacks, Marty reaches his cabin, only to find it damaged by wildlife. He cleans up and prepares to spend the night, focusing on restoring his trapline.

What is the main challenge Marty faces while reclaiming the trapline?

• Wild animals

• Dense brush and extreme cold

• Lack of food

• Broken tools

Why is sweating dangerous for Marty in sub-zero conditions?

• It can make him tired

• It can cause hypothermia

• It can attract predators

• It can lead to dehydration

What problem does Marty encounter with his chainsaw?

• It runs out of fuel

• It overheats

• The chain breaks

• The blade is dull

How does Marty plan to continue clearing the brush after his chainsaw breaks?

• Using a machete

• Using his hands

• Using a backup chainsaw

• Waiting for help

What does Marty hope to achieve by reaching the cabin before dark?

• To repair his chainsaw

• To find food

• To avoid wildlife

• To have a place to sleep

What condition does Marty find the cabin in upon arrival?

• Pristine and untouched

• Partially collapsed

• Damaged by wildlife

• Occupied by other trappers

What damage did the wildlife cause to Marty's belongings?

• Tore down the cabin walls

• Broke his tools

• Ate his sleeping bag and pad

• Destroyed his food supplies

What is Marty's main focus after assessing the cabin's condition?

• Restoring his trapline

• Repairing the cabin

• Returning home

• Finding food

Why is it important for Marty to start catching fur again?

• To make clothing

• To maintain his livelihood

• To trade for supplies

• To sell for profit

What does Marty need to concentrate on after spending the night in the cabin?

• Getting his trapline back

• Hunting for food

• Finding a new cabin

• Repairing his chainsaw